Carolina PsychoEducational Services is led by a North Carolina licensed psychologist specializing in children’s ADHD, autism, anxiety, learning, and behavioral differences.
Children and adolescents with ADHD, autism, anxiety, learning, or behavioral differences
Parents needing guidance with homework, discipline, routines, communication, or family changes
Families seeking school intervention and special education consultation
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Peregrine M. Kavros, PhD is a North Carolina licensed psychologist, AASECT Certified Sex Therapist, and Advanced Schema Therapist focused on training and consultation.
Schema Therapy training and consultation
relationship counseling involving recurring communication and behavioral patterns
pre-marital counseling covering communication, finances, intimacy, parenting, and conflict resolution
American Board Of Professional Psychology maintains a public directory of current board-certified psychologists searchable by specialty, state, location, and radius.
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Searching for psychologists by specialty and licensed state
Verifying a psychologist’s current ABPP specialist status
Crosskey Psychological Services provides virtual therapy and specializes in clergy burnout, faith-integrated care, and counseling for religious leaders.
Virtual individual, couples, family, or group therapy
Clergy experiencing burnout, shame, depression, or anxiety
Divinity students, chaplain residents, and ordination candidates
Deborah G. Mcfarlane, PhD is presented through HRC, a multidisciplinary practice offering psychotherapy, psychiatry, psychological testing, and telehealth in Raleigh and Chapel Hill.
ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, or learning disorder testing
Depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or obsessive-compulsive disorder treatment
Trauma, racial identity, or LGBTQ-related mental health support
How much does psychological therapy cost in Orange County?
Stephen Messer publishes fees of $225 per hour for individual therapy and $250 per hour for couples or family therapy. Pricing for the other listed practices is not provided.
Which Orange County psychologist is best for a child with autism or developmental delays?
Dogwood Psychology Center lists autism evaluations and treatment, developmental-delay and intellectual-disability assessments, early intervention, behavior therapy, and parent training for patients from 18 months through young adulthood.
How quickly can a psychologist respond to an inquiry?
Stephen Messer’s profile states that he typically replies within 24–48 hours. Response times for the other listed practices are not specified.
Do these psychologists provide emergency or crisis care?
The listed profiles do not identify emergency availability, and several specifically indicate they are not intended for emergency or crisis treatment. For an immediate mental-health emergency, use emergency services rather than waiting for a routine appointment.
Do Orange County psychologists accept insurance?
Stephen Messer is listed as private-pay and out-of-network, while Dogwood Psychology Center notes availability through certain Blue Cross Blue Shield plans. Confirm current network status and benefits before scheduling.